Pace isnt everything in the halves....getting a combination that work together behind a strong pack is key for me.....call Sykes a 33 centre all ya like Dave but he has been a class 6 for us....a very underated player and one you dont appreciate fully until you see him week in week out doing all the little things right....a far, far better playet than i thought he was before we signed him......having said that....Finn wouldnt be for me....although he could surprise like sykes has......think we also need to pray sykes stays injury free.....

Honesty pal I aren't knocking either player - I just think as a pairing it wouldn't work. Their attributes don't seem to blend very well, that's not to say they don't have any.

As I say, I do think you need a degree of pace and flair in the halves, and as a pair I think that'd be their shortfall.

Again, that's not to say they're poor in their positions individually.

I don't think I'm getting my point across very well here

If you want to spend time getting your point across why not choose a subject with some credibility rather than peddling a stupid rumour.

You don't rate them Dave, nowt wrong with that viewpoint, I don't imagine as a half back pairing they're top of most Trinity supporters list either but if that's thats what we end up with so be it.

Have we signed Liam Finn, did I miss something?

I sincerely hope not, the lads been destroyed before stepping on the pitch

I aren't peddling rumours either....

think is I do actually rate them both, just not as a pairing.

This brick wall is doing my head in

Well I'll make comment if and when he signs, not going on someone farting on twitter.

Finn has been outstanding in the Championship - at Leigh, we're sick of the sight of him! - playing behind a good dominant pack. It would be interesting to see how he fares in SL.

Since when have Leeds played 5 drives and a kick game plan?

OK before anyone else jumps on the defensive, this shall be my last post...

Leeds in big games stick to a failry basic game plan with few handling errors, then turning the ball over in good areas, applying pressure, forcing mistakes, then taking what chances they have. They don't have a very expansive game in big matches, they keep it tight.

So after making myself feel physically ill having to talk about the front wheel skids, I shall leave the speculation page...

Wasting your breath mate - but I agree with you, I'm impressed when I watch him but others aren't.

I also thought he looked great against Cas and Wigan in the cup.